This paper presents a short description of work recently done at University of Tartu to construct a word–based speech recognition system. Simple bigram and trigram language models with cross–word triphone acoustic models are used by a one–pass best hypothesis recognizer to perform decoding of test data. The lowest word error rate of 37.5% reported in this paper is a common figure for word–based speech recognition of languages like Estonian
The importance of Automatic Speech Recognition cannot be underestimated in today’s worlds as they pl...
This paper describes the ESAT 2008 Broadcast News transcription system for the N-Best 2008 benchmark...
We study class-based n-gram and neural network language models for very large vocabulary speech reco...
This paper presents a short description of work recently done at Uni-versity of Tartu to construct a...
This paper presents a short description of work recently done at University of Tartu to construct a ...
Proceedings of the 16th Nordic Conference of Computational Linguistics NODALIDA-2007. Editors: Jo...
Speech technology applications for major languages are becoming widely available, but for many other...
One particular problem in large vocabulary continuous speech recognition for low-resourced languages...
Objective: Currently, there is no up to date speech perception test available in the Estonian langua...
Automatic speech recognition has gone through many changes in recent years. Advances both in compute...
We study continuous speech recognition based on sub-word units found in an unsupervised fashion. For...
Abstract. The present work is concerned with speech recognition using a small or medium size vo-cabu...
Currently, the speech technologies develop and improve, increase the number of application areas, bu...
© Springer International Publishing AG 2017. This paper presents a comparative study of several diff...
Introduction At the current state of the art, high-accuracy speech recognition with moderate to lar...
The importance of Automatic Speech Recognition cannot be underestimated in today’s worlds as they pl...
This paper describes the ESAT 2008 Broadcast News transcription system for the N-Best 2008 benchmark...
We study class-based n-gram and neural network language models for very large vocabulary speech reco...
This paper presents a short description of work recently done at Uni-versity of Tartu to construct a...
This paper presents a short description of work recently done at University of Tartu to construct a ...
Proceedings of the 16th Nordic Conference of Computational Linguistics NODALIDA-2007. Editors: Jo...
Speech technology applications for major languages are becoming widely available, but for many other...
One particular problem in large vocabulary continuous speech recognition for low-resourced languages...
Objective: Currently, there is no up to date speech perception test available in the Estonian langua...
Automatic speech recognition has gone through many changes in recent years. Advances both in compute...
We study continuous speech recognition based on sub-word units found in an unsupervised fashion. For...
Abstract. The present work is concerned with speech recognition using a small or medium size vo-cabu...
Currently, the speech technologies develop and improve, increase the number of application areas, bu...
© Springer International Publishing AG 2017. This paper presents a comparative study of several diff...
Introduction At the current state of the art, high-accuracy speech recognition with moderate to lar...
The importance of Automatic Speech Recognition cannot be underestimated in today’s worlds as they pl...
This paper describes the ESAT 2008 Broadcast News transcription system for the N-Best 2008 benchmark...
We study class-based n-gram and neural network language models for very large vocabulary speech reco...